The Weight of the Evidence (2012)
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‘A meeting?’ Hobhouse was perplexed. ‘Whatever is that?’ ‘A meeting of all the people concerned. Don’t you always call a meeting?’ ‘I never heard of such a thing!’ And Hobhouse looked at his colleague aghast.
‘This affair has gone on long enough. And it’s holding up something really rather intricate which I happen to have on in town.’ Appleby’s expression was quite solemn. ‘So I think we’d better clear it up.’ Hobhouse thumbed his notebooks with a gesture of something like desperation. ‘But the ...whole case is at sixes and sevens. Think of this business of Tavender and the beards. He’s practically a new element and fits in just nowhere. Think of the weird behaviour of Evans. Think of Pluckrose, killed with his own stolen meteorite. Think of Prisk’s car. Think of that bust. Think of the appalling clutter of possible motives: the Prussian Academy and the boy Gerald and little misunderstandings over biochemical research and your German girl–’ ‘There is certainly plenty of material.’ Hobhouse groaned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘A meeting?’ Hobhouse was perplexed. ‘Whatever is that?’ ‘A meeting of all the people concerned. Don’t you always call a meeting?’ ‘I never heard of such a thing!’ And Hobhouse looked at his colleague aghast.
‘This affair has gone on long enough. And it’s holding up something really rather intricate which I happen to have on in town.’ Appleby’s expression was quite solemn. ‘So I think we’d better clear it up.’ Hobhouse thumbed his notebooks with a gesture of something like desperation. ‘But the ...whole case is at sixes and sevens. Think of this business of Tavender and the beards. He’s practically a new element and fits in just nowhere. Think of the weird behaviour of Evans. Think of Pluckrose, killed with his own stolen meteorite. Think of Prisk’s car. Think of that bust. Think of the appalling clutter of possible motives: the Prussian Academy and the boy Gerald and little misunderstandings over biochemical research and your German girl–’ ‘There is certainly plenty of material.’ Hobhouse groaned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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